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Unless there is any more question to be able to find an argument in this case.

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Welcome to Divided Argument, an unscheduled, unap predictable Supreme Court podcast. I'm Will Bode,

and I'm Dan Epps. So Will, you and I are both fresh off some media appearances this morning.

You were live blogging the opinion hand-down and oral argument today on SCOTUS blog.

How did that go?

You know, it's very chaotic because you're in a chat room with like a bunch of randos.

So you're both trying to, you know, Amanda Tyler from UC Berkeley, my co-author was also there.

And so like there were times we were trying to sort of like discuss something,

but then lots of people were just like chiming at various questions.

But it was fun, actually.

Sometimes I would back in the day, the pre-dispatch SCOTUS blog, I would log in.

I have, I did a couple times the actual live blogging myself,

but sometimes I was just an observer and I would kind of log in and

throw out kind of trollish questions.

Really?

Yeah, just, you know, like I asked about Tom Goldstein's Ferrari, but nobody ever, those

questions never got selected for answers.

Because there's that, there's that period like before anything happens where people are just throwing out

random questions and the hosts are, you know, answering some of them to keep people engaged

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